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ICE, “hu.‘?m-.‘l [ AMPKX | & BYAN, in the said AND s will in . and firm of YÂ¥ & 00. © at, and ander 1NCLUDED : > is CcLuuB3, WH ncbitnatonnh w eniegten) New Yuk LÂ¥ g * We beg t »"“. _:,:.._.u.u a m...... 4. 13 p m..... 9.00 p m ‘~¢.......-- 1.00 a m......1.00 p m....« oTTAWA RIVER ®AVIGATION conraxy. % * Ntesmer Queen Vietoria u.,....'buf.molsfioannd. at 6.30 a m Arrives do do do 6.00 p m * â€"py1IoN PORWARDIXG CONPAXY. “Mn {~r Aylmer every mornink at 5.00 a m ..â€"A-s.'auo leaves Ayimer at....8.30 a m «. _ orfiwWa To kixGatTo® R Steamer City of Ottawa ) uo. the Canal Basin Whart every _ l".n t» announce to the merchants of Jttawa and vicinity, that MR. BIRKETT, of cu‘s Qttawa Line, (connected with us since e “.h'.n..nuou).bu decided to conâ€" dne himsolf to the shypping of lamber, thus »the freight busingss entirely in our own xf Qur rates are still the same, and as we ate enabled t make two trips a woek from Montreal to Oitawa, all treight may be expected on times We hbave opened a â€" branch ’“ warehouse in Montreal, will attend to .fi“ammummm io us will reseive the strictest attention. ”‘m”m-uulnpuo-bm than ..yal‘:h-o. W H EASTON &4 C#+, ,mmmhm semime "/ Canal Basin, Ottawa. Leaves the Canal Dasin n@ari STYOTJ Mosday and Toursday at............... .00 am AND ARRIVES PRONX KING3TON * "'.h.“v and Saturday at........1.00 p m " 0 e nnnnmmmmnmnnpnsngmmemmmnnpeennmmmmnmmengmmmmnnmmmminy Camir SAWI.â€".m Robinson & CO-. of the "Ta Pot, * offer salmen at 13 cents per « Fomawarorsg asp Coumssion Acswts.â€"In another place will be found the announce~ ment that Mr. James Birkett, of ‘Birkett‘s Otâ€" taws Line, lately connected with W. H. Eutm & Co, forwarding and commission agents, has given up all freight business to Kkaston & Co., and to contine himself to the shiloving of lumber only. ° shipping Pousce Cocer.â€"James Craven was charged with being drunk and disorderly on the pubâ€" ‘.“..d'uflnd.fi and $1 costs. ‘Wy â€"adj~uraed case â€" was charged with using bis un‘icensed conveyance for speciality. Every one knows Mr. Lang, that he has had great experience in his business ; and no one doubts his ability to accomplish what he professes. His -uuu-.u.p\u BSparkeâ€"st. W. H. Easto® & Co.â€"This company is now making two trips weekly between Ottawa and Montreal with freight, having two steamers and six barges constantly engaged in this business. Their office here is in the new brick building which they haye lately erected at Little Sussexâ€"st. and the Canal Basin, where they have commod{ous warehouses. In Montreal they have cpened a branch office at No. 15 Coboutneâ€"st.. ‘They are thus prepared to transsct business as commission agents, and pledge themselves to operate on terms five percent. lower than any other line. canying passengersâ€"adjourned. Feliz Delotier was charged with having a toal pig pen on his premises, and was fined $3 and costa. . ~ pevemingginmmce Tas Lase_Pamtso Estasusaxest.â€"Mr. Misow‘s Hus,â€"The band of the Rifle fig-fllphy the following programme of musi on Major‘s Hill this aiternoon, from 4 to 6 o‘cleck. : A. W. Lang advertises in another columa that he is prepwed to ‘do painting, glazsing, Mwflhm &o., at shor, notice, and that he makes s«ign painting & Preotaction® or Gaxiâ€"â€"1Is the society for the protection of game still in existence ? Have they ever met since their formation ? Do the gentliemen appointed to perform cerâ€" tailn functions, for the preserration of game in their respective localities, perform those functions ? If so, how is it that two or three weeks have elapsed since a fine moose was Killed, within five or six miles of the city, and no one brought to justice* From the «preches made at the formation of the soâ€" tiety w$ should have thought that all their enargles would have been brought to bear on this moose. S ‘Tunatmcac.â€"* Casto" was repeatel at the theatre last night to a good and appreciative house, under the patronage of Major Buller. ‘The acting was very much better than we have been sccustomed to, even by dramatic companies of high pretensions,. Toâ€"night Miss Marriott, the great English trage~ diemn? makes her appearance in Sheridan Knowles‘ play of * The Hunchback," when a fall house may be expected. The reputation U Miss Macriott is well knownâ€"in Montreal and other Canadian cities, as well as throughâ€" Out the States and in England. Mr. Marshall has acted wisely in securing her services, beâ€" eause she is certain to draw full houses whereâ€" ever she plays. Figz.â€"On Friday last a fice broke out in the forge of Mr. Moore, at HMuntly, The flames raged with great fury ; but, being disâ€" covered byâ€"Mr. Moore‘s son, who lives half a mile distant, he and all the neighbours rushed to the scene, with so much alacrity, aad did such execution, that the flames were specdily subdued, and the furciture and family of Mr. McBride, who reside close to the forge, were saved from harm. This was mainly attibutable to the judgment and trresight of Richard Kidd, Eeq., J. P., assisted by J. McBride, jr., add a number of other gentlemen, by whoum a subscription .was â€"raisâ€"d t> indemnify Mr. Moore for his LOAL NEWS ST loss. â€"Mr. Kidd has, â€" throughout, been ¢xâ€" tremely liberal in this matter, and deserves Catgrrous nature occurred yesterday afterâ€" noon, fom which two persons narrowly escaped serious, if not fatal, injury. A horse with a buggy was seer about three dcloch‘ running at great speed down Sandy Hill and a man being dragged along by the reins, which be held on to with great determination. lt‘ appeared as if he had fallen or jamped out of the vehicle, cither to save his own life or in the hops of bcing able to stop the horie litter by being ou the ground. There was a young lady in the bugey, who n-.dnohhuyu-hholbndagu,)gt, lortunately, she remain@d in ber seat. In spite of all the man could do, the horse turned down Cumberlandâ€"st., and went at a feariul pat» over the wooden bridge. The TR AVELLER®*S @vUIDE. A Ban Rosawar. â€"A runaway of a very 1. WREXNCE AxD OotTaAwA RAILWAY perilous position of affairs was seen by Mr. Neabitt Alexander, of Huntly, who was riding along in Mr. Connolly‘s waggon, when he jumped out, and at great personal risk, caught hold of the reins, and brought the ‘frightened animal to a stand still, and thus probably saved a life. The man, whose name we did not learn, was badly bruised, and it was unâ€" derstood that one of the wheels passed over him. L & Waxts in our Posuso Scnoous.â€"â€"Our Comâ€" mon School system has been making great progress of late, not ouly in the architectural appearance of school buildings, but also in the efficien« yrof their management. Trustees are in earnest in furnishing the accommodaâ€" tion so long a necessity in this city, and teachers, under the wholesome and invigote ating ‘influence wrought, are determined that they will not be behind in the matter of the education of the rising youth,. There are one or two things yet, however, that we might #dvert to as being accessary, by way of supplement to the many improvements already made ; wo refor toâ€" the introduction of vocal music and the gymnasium into our Schools. In regard to music no one will call in question its utility, and it learned in carly youth will greatly accelerate an accomplishâ€" ment, which, in riper years, takes more time and money to acquire, than many people can easily afford. ‘There is, wo learn, at present, a gentleman in the city who has opened a series of classes, and has given some very successful lessons in the Central School East, whom we have no doubt the Board of School Trustees could engage to teach vocal music in both our Central Schools, and we advise those in authority to make the most of the excellent opportunity thus afforded. We also hope to see some steps taken towards the erection of appropriate Gymnasiams, at each of the Central Schools, under the instruction of some competent instructor. Cowuwor Scuoor Exaxtzatos.â€"Toâ€"mortow morning at nine o‘clock will be commenced the examination of the pupile of the Central School East, Georgeâ€"st., near Cumberland, Those who desire to know for themselves the progress that has been mads in our Common Schools should not wait till the awarding of prizes, but atteud toâ€"morrow and on the fol= lowing day at the examinations, and test the knowledge of the pupils in the various branches in which they are instructed. This should be done by ministers, professional, and ther educated _gontlemen, for the purpose of ascertaining whether or not the public are getting in the education of their children the value of the tazation which they impose upon themselves for this purâ€" pose. The question of pepular education is on the eve of a fuller investigation than it has yet been subjected to in this city, and in order that it may be conducted understandingly it is necessary to know what has been done. On mminhnd-xdb impress on the minds of parents guarâ€" dians the propriety of attending, and now we advise educated men and especially the ministers of religion to attend and subject the pupils to a systematic examination, not with the idea of puszling and frightening the pupile, but in order that they may be able to 'hynmnolmuum the public 10 # wuo spirit=ef philanthropy ; to sug» gest remedies for detects, to confirm what is good, and to facilitate general progress, Tus Hommar® Oremma Trovreâ€"Last night the Holmans produced, with beautiful effect, Balie‘s opera of Satanelia, Whether this is equal in power and expression to this great composer‘s other works we do not pretend to decide. There is, ’“‘.2 an absence ot Beauty; and she pertormed the arduous task allotted to her in that style of excelâ€" lence by which she bas won laurels and goiden opinions from densely crowded houses in all the great cities of Canada, and many in the States @"The Power of Love," which pervades the opera, as rendered by her, was all that could be desired, both as the author and the artiste. Miss if‘:'l:-uo general davourite everywhere, last night she made good hor claim to be so. Her acting is better than her singing, arid hor fairyâ€"like steps on the stage is alâ€" ways a signal fora round of applause. HRer #"Janette" was exquisite. Mr. Drow‘s sweet tenor voilce, which was so justly admired on the occasion of the last visit of the troupe here, was heard to good advrantage in the solos which fell to his share. Mr. Crane, the basso and master Aond of the piece, acquitted himself with his usual good jadgment and brought the meaning and spirit of the author most satisfactorily, and did himself credit as a singer as well as actor. The principal char= acters were ably sustaincd by the whole comâ€" pany. â€" The scenery and other accessories were appropriate and eflective. The house last night was a very good one, and the audlence evinced their high appreciation of the performance by the most enthusiastic apâ€" plause. muc we are to have * Balts‘s Opera of théâ€"KEnchantress." A preliminary meeting was held last night in : Webster Hall for the purpose of taking steps to establish a first class Protestant female school in this city. ‘The Mayor, John Rochester, occuplied the chair. The Rev, UMr. Moore was requested to act as Becretary., A large number of our most wealthy and influential citizsens were prossnt. The feelâ€" ing of the meeting was very strongly in favour of immediate action. ® ‘The following resolutions were unanimousâ€" ly passed : Moved by J. M. Currier, Esq, M. P., seeâ€" onded by H. Bronson, Eeq ,M&m. convinced of the necessity of a J equipped Protestant institution for female Gnd < Aemieerremgn *A rempinaiif h cce on / dnaghy :im in Ottawa, resolves to take im« mediate steps towards the orgadization of such an institution. Moved by P. LeSueur, Esq., seconded by J. Ogilvie, Esq., that a committee be appointed with instructions to call a public meeting, and :to adopt such other measures as may seet to them best for the furtherance of said object. J. Rochester, H. Bronson, E. B, EddY, WIB. ‘Laylor, E. IcOllllm&, Thos. Hunton, E. Smillie, J. Ogilvie, J. G. Nnfi Captain Young, Thos. McKay, Dr. Wood, J. M. Curâ€" tier, G. M. Rose, J. ‘F. Pennock, O. R. Cunâ€" ningham, J. Garland, P. LeSueur, J. Hardy, ‘A‘..:t:'whnm, Geo. Hay, R. Blackburn, T. 0. The Secretary was also instructed to call & goneral meeting to be held in the same place, next Monday evening, to take lulnlo,ll w‘;‘o‘ndbyooo. Hay, Esq , and seconded by Dr. Wood, that the Committee consist ofâ€" J Rochester, H. Bronson, E. B. Eddy, Wm. PROTESTANT COLLEKGE. The Outlaw of the Southeast#+A Reward of $10,000 Of@.ed for His Heads== Deseription of the Boldest Desperado of Modern Times, KFrom the St. Louis Democrat. ~_The good psople of Washington and 8t. Francols have fomseveral y-nnsy: kept in awe by the bold and bloody acts of the notoriâ€" ous Sam Hildobrand. ‘This man, it is said, has murdered at least eighty persons in those counties and Arkansas, When the rebelHoo broke onthmdtbo cause of the rebels, and became a and ruthless bushwhackâ€" er,. It has been asserted that he suffered inâ€" ry at the hands of a Union officerâ€"having is house burned down and his family driven forth homeless and shelterless. Whatever of truth or falsehood may be in these stories, it is cortain that Hildebrand became a desperate and unscrupulous man, He wreaked a terâ€" rible vengeance upon those who Rad been his enemies, shooting men down in their fields and by the wayside, buroing houses and outâ€" All attempts to kill or capture this man have proved â€"abortive. He bas been hunted by companies of determined men, tracked by detectives from the city, but has al ways eluded pursuit and successfully resisted attack,. A to ys ago we gave an account of an atâ€" FM capture Hildebrand by the sheriff ot -:In(h-‘oouty and a squad of fifteen or sixteen men, which resulted in the wounding of the sheriff, the killing of one of his men, and the escape ot the outlaw, Bince then renewed efforts have been made to arreat the dewxperado, and in order to effect the object a reward of $10,000 has been offered It is probable that this large amount will induce men wf nerve and shrewduess to un dertake his capture; but it is generally beâ€" lieved that Hildebrand will never be taken alive. Hoe knows that ho will receive no mercy at thé bhands of the law, and that his urnn will result in ignominious death. _ It is conjectured that Hildebrand is making his way toward the Mississippi. Those who brma t pnrerrint io n aeriaen, hok alarmed, and are now anxzious that he should be brought to justice. It is hoped that the people of the river towns will be on the lookout for him. The following is his Hildebrand is six feet one inch in hbeight ; sandy eo-g:lou; beard rather thin, and mostly on ; keen blue eyes ; on each side of his face bhe bas a forid or bloodâ€"vein coleured spot the size of hali a dollar; bawk nose; small mouth ; feminine voice; light, thin bair ; aged about thirtyâ€"Ave years; weight about 170 pounds; walks erect, carries his head back. HuFon, when last seen, a brown butternut '.3:.' old pair of shoes, black slouch hat. a scar on one of his legs, caused by a shot passing through the calf and coming out below the knee. vahtage of the opening of the Pacific railâ€" «â€"â€"Bakers must fAnd it hard to. please,. Is their bread @light !" they are justly Aned ; is it ** heary t away fies their custow. road to escape from Utah. They :were purâ€" HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOYERXOR GENERAL IN COUNXCIL. Whercas it is enacted by the 3rd snubsecâ€" tion of the 33rd Section of the Act 31 Vicâ€" Cap. 8, intituled : * AK Act respecting the Inland Revenue," that @‘any use made of grain under certain regulations without pay= ment of duty,== ‘ His Excelloncy in Council on . the recom. mendation ot the Honourable the Acting Minister of Inland Revenue, and under the authority given in the 49th Section of theâ€" Act 31 Vic. Cap. 5, has been pleased to Order, and it is hereby Ordered, that licensed Maltsters and others engaged in that pursuit sball be and they aro hereby permitted to kilo.dry damaged grain of all kinds, without payment of the duty ot one cent per pound thereon, on the following conditions : h Ist, The period tor drying GamageS grain shall in each case be regulated by the Collector of Inland Revenue ; 4nd. The drying shall be done under the per® sonal inspection of the, Officer of Excise de, tailed for that purpose ; ‘Erd. The Owner of the grain ordrying kiln shall pay to the Collector of Inland Revenue» such sum as shall be syfficlent to cover the exâ€" mmhmwmw Manchback=«Here Majesty‘s Theaire. Moer Majesty‘s Theatre==Miss Marriot amine closely and ascertain whether the damaged grain is germinating, and if it be, to report the same to the Collector forthwith. . X.A.wmrfl.l. Puror the oldest, and most ertensive mum-wumu-mm ..pnpduuuuau:rm-lmn‘ i olrine nhotorranhs, like oll painting, from small to life ; takes Porcelaing, Caras do V imik®, JGBp=tt ingmenireniennlente wey fure, pe B Every one is invited to call and zee N‘n w ’:. oha. Ramas Ireeisaner m LLRGArE POCG sollection of photographs at 20 Washâ€" noton s . GOKLLE a Femple Place, Boston, To Tooriars. â€"The lr Dominion ot Photographs of Cas W.mo, by the School Corporation of Allumette, two school teachors hoidin, ;':*---'"“"'*':."m"‘?:‘x‘.‘;'ds'a‘"""- acs , or to tlm: ..‘HK Becretary to School Gorpo. 4th, It will be the duty of the Officer to ¢x. A number of Mormons have tiken ad OvVEREXMENXT HOoVSZE, OTTAWA. LEADER, . aold by J. R. BATTLE, st the RUSSELL OUSE, daily at ONE cent per copy. * EYVERy DESCRIPTION Ottaws Sept. T Allumette, June 19, 1869. NLARGOED PORTRALTUR® 1HE LEADER,. THE MORNING AND EVENING SAM HILDEBRANXD. is hereby Ordered, that licensed s and others engaged in that | pursuit and they aro hereby permitted to ; damaged grain of all kinds, without t of the duty ot one cent per pound , on the following conditions : n The period tor drying damaged Friday, 25th day of June, 1869, URED AND PLAIN, URED AND PLALN, LOURED AND PLALN, WX. H. LEE, 10033 â€" Clerk Privy Council: ‘o,. Maeroarr®esTRrRET, , but, baring got on the 1078.3.26,3 _ + Ottawa, June 11, 1869 Garland, Mutchmor &# Co. Will ofer d uring in every dessription of Look at the List bf Prices : so PCS. WHITE COTTONS, GaRLAND, MUTCHMOR & CO., 50 PCS. HORROCK‘S CELEBRATED COTâ€" 35 PC3, FAIR QUALITY, 67 PCS, SPLENDID, 291 PCS. GREY COTTONS, 211 PCS. Beautiful DRESS GOODS, THK OTTAWA TIMES, JULY At every priceâ€"all extra good yalue. 69 PCS. PRINTED MUSLINS, j 6d, per yard up. 111 PCS. SCOTCH LAWN HANDKERâ€" Best Value in Canala, G REAT BAaRrGAINS PARASOLS, ' 41 dozen Assortedâ€"Reduced to wbout Cost. ARGAINXS INX DRY GOOD#®. ~ _ At Less than Cost of Manufacture. 470 YDS. DIAPER, | ~ ~ 3 175 FANCY SHAWLS, Worth 1s 3d for 10 }4. 172 YDS. TABLE DAMASK, CHOICE OF ONE HUNDRED STRAW HATS AND BONNETS, "~*~*~ PFor 18 tagh, : LADIES‘ VELVETEEN JACKETS Worth 172 64 for 108. bargains that will be offered. . All are inâ€" vited to call and examine the Goods and 20 BPARKS STREET, OTTAW A, CHEAPEST COTTONS The foregoing are only a few of the many THIS ANXD NEXT MONTIH . WHITE COTTONS, LADIEY ALL SILK FASHIONABLE JACKETS, Worth 253 for 15s. Bost value in Ottawa, 7id per yard. Price to clear ofâ€"from 2s 3dâ€" up. FAX DL Y GOObSs. wWHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 372 DOZEN y WHITE AND BROWN ©oTroN HOSE. NCY PRINTS, Worth 104 for 7 }4 per yard. gITY . 4}d to 64 per yard. Only 18 94 per yard. 4d per yard. 64. per yard. #4 per yard. 314. to 1J4. 4}4 to 10§4,. 1d each. Allan Thomas Barber @ Bawon Miles Berry Mrs Charlotte Black Go::&. Blake M ow Boland John Miles Bach Felix elix g;?n H.iu E J yrues Ann Onmpbolluz‘mdd Carr James Cbr::[tiy John Colmlle Miss Mary Connor Jane Connors Matthew Conway James Co:frovo John Craig Robt Cross Mrs Cowan Kate % Davidson Rebocca Davis _Juse:h Dent Abraham DeWolf Thos R Doherty Elizth Douglas J _ Driscoll P T Duncan Miss Flotra Facey Henry W Featherston John gnll:muln EM %l: ardner Miss Giblin John N7 Tl‘ Gilbert Frederick Taj Gorman ‘Aunnie Th Grabam Wm M Tra Hamilton Saml Wa hall Eiisha . Eavesse . .. Hinchey Thos . Wa Rughes Miss A J Jackson Erastus Jervis H Johnson Miss Elisth Jones John Jordan Eliza Kemp John Kempt (George Krauss W C G Lane Mrs Catte Lasher N 8 Levey J J _ Mackins Geo Mead mm'&' Menagh John Merrick W alter 1090.3 © The commissioners of water works, Sarnnnaah, in their reports say "the y "*t "ires: THE BEST IN THE WORLD. State Fairs, Now who can doubt.its effcacy ? After trial if they are not all that is stated we will ask ne pay,. Come and secthem, â€"â€" ESMONDE BROS., Tenders will be received up to A R THE 10r1u DAY OF JULY NEXT, for the erestion of a Town of Pembroke, County of Renfrew, in accordance with plans and spocifications to be seen atthe office of MR K ARNOLDT, Architect, 11 Metcalfo stroct, Ottawa, from the 25th day of June to the 2nd day of July, and at the office of HERRICK & CROMBIE, Pembroke, from the 4th to the 8th proximo. + The undersigned does not bind himself to accept the lowest tender. 1085tf W H SUPPLE.® EL!GI'LI M SITE FOR A HARDWARE STORE. f TO LET, The new BRICK STORE now occupied by Messrs O‘Hara & Wholan as a Grocery, will be «acant in ‘a few days. A better situation for a first class BARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT is not to be found in the Dominion, as such a busiâ€" Chaudiere, â€" Apply to I8T OF LETTERS remaining in the Ottawa P 0, 1st of July, 1869. tlechild James ons John U Ottawa, June 20. . * SMARDON‘8S" SOAP, At manufacturer‘s prices, in quantity. CHRKISTIE. _ [ 17 & 19 8T. GABRIEL STREET, . _ MONTREAL. s For comfort and attendance the travelling public will find this first class house nn:un‘ in Canada, being situated in theâ€"centre of the city. and nvln‘ over 100 well furnished bedâ€"rooms, Charges $1.50 per day. SBingle rooms, withou3 board, §0¢ per day. G GA“AY!.-' .’ PURE GREASE or tus CANADA BEAR, has been long known as a most valuable toile article, and a copstantly increasing demand is a guarantee of its high reputation, 4 _ It is delightfully perfumed, and is eminect for promoting a luxuriant growth of the hair, and permanently rnolnulnllg its tfonty. Its nourishing properties effectually prevent the hair from falling off or turning gray. EVANS, MERCER & CO., Montreal, proprie tors; and sold by all druggists and perfum are â€" | 1028ec0d.3m | ‘)0 DAY8! EKXTENSIONX OF TIM&K ~at FOR RECEIVING THE TENDELkS.â€" Mr John Macaulay having loft Ottawa for the scene of his employment Mr H McLean, auction eer do, will receive tenders up to the 27th JULY, 18¢9, for the purchase of that substantially built, elegant, and most oll{ibly situated ‘CUT STONE &USIN‘I‘G‘SS BUIdLgogil).ud*c, lln ltihtt l;:;ding 0 aro an shing locality, o st, Ch:::fon. Ottaws. Rental 2!21â€"'& be nearly £150 at next letting term, Terms dfqnm extraordinarily uz'â€"nm.l offers made. Come on the rest of you, 1t will be sold, and as only ith cash is required, and the interest low, the poor man has now his chance as well as the rich 2 CCI C CV nirm:me __ _Iu. DRD KK P Jor the relief and cure of lplhpghs.t. Vitus Dance, Puerperal Hysterin, &0., &o. g‘p&r- ation is from the recipe of a celebrated French Physician, and the very great success which has attended its use in ov:? case, and where the highâ€" est medical skill was of no avail, has induced the subscriber to give it every possible publicity. The genuine has the subscriber‘s name and address on each bottle. Price one dollar. Sole Proprietor J. A. HARTE, Chemist, 396, Notre Dameâ€"street :;;._-ini;h;';t H MoLEAN‘3, or at Mra BERâ€" MINGHA M‘3, Auctioneers. 10890. "Harte‘s: Florids W anyth ‘s da Water, equal to im srtog. Price J1} come per boltls. hag P;nonnm EPILEPTIC CURE, f _ JOHN ASHFIELD. pM~Alsothe TWO UPPER FLATS in same _ A DARK CHKSTNUT MARE, 4 years ol , and perfectly sound. Apply at this office: Ottaws, June 17. â€" ° ENDERS WANTED. Chaudiere, Ottawa, June 1, 1869. _ ~1064f ANADA HOTEL, AaAVAGES URSINA. John OR SALE. \‘ BRICK BUILDING, Milvoy Robt â€" Moore John,[ Bik Btsldn] Morgan James,; {Glouâ€" cester | 3 Morse John . Murphy Miss Elisa Imy Mre J as N George [}+ w‘Donnell Mrs Jos O‘Donnell Mrs Cath\ O‘Farrell, Danl OQliver Miss J ane Palmer Robt Parker Jas E Port James Porteous George Price Edward ;t‘:l. DrM Francis. ary Enl;l:: Joseph . Reony Harrict Rhgl Capt Horton Robb John Robinson Adam * Robinson Angus Bavage John, [Gloucesâ€" tery : *:">â€" Shannon Thos Bmith Mrs, {Ottawa Cottage] . Smith Miss Sarah Smith Elizth 6 Btackpole Wm [Glo] Etephenson R _ _ ‘ Tafiw( t :: ‘ Taylor Jon&h 'l’lumron(. a8 Tramblay Mrs M Wallace John Walsh Michael Waish Mrs Margt W est David White Mrs David Williams John Wilson Thos Wilson Robt Wood Mrs R 8 Wright A F Young Michael > Young Mary J s loc.m:{ W H McCaskill Kenneth McDonald Mrs, | Plank Road)] McGee Miss Annic McGrath. Michael lo'léu.i Eliza Jane McKinnon James McKinnon Alex McLean J ames MceLean C R McRea Amelia # Bparks streot. G P BAKER, P M. WATERS & CO, 10778 (‘UKKINOIIAI & LINDSIY*S, 4 ‘69. And the celebrated PIG BRAND, unequaled in quality, at prices nmuusll?low, by the case of dos each, quarts $2.50, pints $1.75,." Warrantâ€" ed by Guinnpess & Co‘s certificate. 100 Ham, Tongues, Strasbourg Meats, Game and Salmon, Anchovy Paste, Currie Powders, Imperial Buuces, Reading Sauces and Soyer‘s Reolizh POT'I'ID MEATS.â€" Pickles, of all kinds, put up to order and warâ€" Otawa, March 28, 1869. Japans, Black‘s and Green‘s, in great varieâ€" tios asto qualities and prices. New Season Teas, and well worth a trialâ€"for familics, being pur chased for retail trade. 100 f Fresh Ground and Roasted on the premises, very fine fAavour. 3 BTILTON CHEESE in stock, equal to English Cheese, and 10 cents per lb cheaper. A Finest Brandy and Wines, of the best brands, imported to urder. P Ottawa, June 1, 1869. PENED OUT CHOICE LOT of CORDED FANCIES, DIRECT AMPORTATIONXS®, -aflym HOOP SKIRTS madeto order withâ€" out extra charge, and be sure to receive a pertect _ Skirts bought at this Factory will be exchanged, altered or repaired free of charge. im GREAT DISPLAY OF f FINE CHINA, PARIAN MARBLE, AND FANCY GOODS. The best assorted stock in the Province in tho above goods is at the & Beautiful Tea and Broakfast Sets to match, Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets in groat variety, Boheniâ€" ian Glass and Parian Marble V ases, now sh apes very cheap. A large assortment of Tin, Wood and Mechaniâ€" oal Toys, Rocking Horses, Wooden Ware ot different kinds, and an endless variety of Farni ture of every description. > These goods are direct from the manufacturers, CMOICE LOT of TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS, Ex Ship Anglesea from Liverpool VAI!E‘I'Y HALL» *‘__ Notice is hereby giyen, that whereas my l‘m:of.nlk DUPUIS, has left my employâ€" ment the expiration of the term ot his engagement to the serious loss and injury of : my buipu.l hereby warn and foxIld any person hiring him! © Any person doing so after this notice will be prosecuted by me accordinâ€" to law. Py BE LAUVZON. CHOICEK LOT OF DRESS GOODS, CHOICE LOT OF BRILLIAKXTS, REFOUSSE*S, ALECXANDRE*S, JOSEPHINE and JUuUVIN KILD GLOVES Allco, Ex Chaudicre, f’orrc London and are oo-oqunfli cheap. Ottawa, July 1, 1869. Aylmgr, June 5,1869. _ Five or six gentl with board and good BEAUTIFUL LOT ofSPRIXG HATS ROVELTY IN SKIRTS, ROSSE & BLACKWELL*Ss GQ0DS, Lea & Perrin‘s Worcester Sauce SPLENDID LOT OF PARASOLS, OFFEE, EESOR*% LARGE STOCK OF LIQUORS, CUNNINGHUAM & LINDSAY‘8, ADIES ; oTICE 0ooMs To LET. Â¥or sale by IN NEW MATERTIALS, Dry Gooi. For sale at THOS. PATTERSON‘S, CAasESs GUINNEsSS & CO‘S XXX BTOUT, No. 14, Riozavâ€"st., THOS. PATTERSON, 26 Rideau st; CHESTS FINE FAMILY YVARIETY HALL. gentliemen can be accommodated good rooms at MRS SUTTON®®, ”puit‘ Garland, Mutchmor & 10805 AT AT 34 SUSSEXâ€"STREET. 14 Rideauâ€"st. 26 Ridoay st. EB E LAVZOY 1075tf J. BOYDEN. ‘69. 300 200 500 Having been appointed by the combin thoir agents for they are now prepared to sell in‘ quartities i« the trade, by the l) ROOF, and K tE REEIOR BROS. CHEESE. Agenis for John Campbell‘s celebrated KW AMs, ® Tmn CHEAPEST GOODS, THE CHEAPEST GOODS, THE CHEAPEST GOODS, 104L OIL. ’l\llE LARGEST STOCK, THE LARGEST STOCK, THE LARGEST STOCK, TllE BEST A.llOR'l'lDo‘ THE BEST ASSORTED, THE BESTâ€" ASSURTED, gpae GREATEST VARIETY, THE GREATEST VARIETY, THE.GREATEST YARIETY, wn would call spesial attention to our imâ€" mense stock of HOUSE FURNISHINGS m:&icl we are receiving additions by almos every sthamer, consisting of > . VELVET PILE CARPETS, BRUSSELLS â€" _ %0 TAPESTRY .. ao, IMPERIAL do _ KIDDERMINSTER WOOL do. Do. UNION â€" do. Ottawa, Dec. 12, 1868 "sTLIR CARPETS, HEARTH RUGS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, ARREL OR CAR LOAD, PEKINADES, CHINTZES, s LACES, CORNICES, > COCOA MATTING, &c., &c. _ THOS. & W. HUNTON, _ S 47 and 49 Sparkeâ€"st. YE, % a | \Jm D/ CE A NJ MRA 4j Ottawa, July 2, 1869 ‘ UTHORIZED discount on American / *h voices until further notice :“gf cent. + R. 8. M. BOUCHKETIE, Agents for Hiramâ€" & Walker‘s 1GHWINE® OronGAHNELA WHISKEY®. ACON, &e. DRY GOODS & HOUSE FURNISHINGS8, DRY GOODS & HOUSE FURNISHINGS HE BEST VALUE, HE NEWEST STYLES, . THE NEWEST STYLES, THE NEWEST STYLES, RY GOODS & HOUSE FURNISHINGES Â¥or sqle by the undersigc >« BEBLS. THIN MESS PORK. BBLS. M£KSS PORK. * Do. f pUTCH VENETIAN MANILLA HEMP LOWEST PRICEKS BBL®. SFRONG SUPER FLOUK. At THOS. & W. HUNTON‘S8. THE BEST YALUE, THE BEST VALUE, At THOS. & W. HUNTON‘8. Groceries. At THOS. 4 W At THOS. & W. HUNTON®8. At THOS. & W. HUNTOXN‘8. AtTHOS & W. HUNTON‘8. COAL OIL, At THOS. & W. HUNTON‘8. DVOR MATS, C. T. BATE & CO,, AT THE Commissione r of Customs: DAMASKS, REPPS, do. New York Ledger..Bd _ _ New York Weekly...3%4 PilOk:+»:ss:erssmeessâ€"dkilt â€" JFiGH AMDIIOKE.....S%@ Irish Citizen. Ilustrated and 6 Papers 54 Warerly Ti4 Bowbommdon Journal 104 Daily Globe and Gazette..................... 0d a wook CHY PEPONS..+..ccscloesersersrcvesssciznresect $G 4 Whiggte JOIII & HOLLAND, Now se ALL THE AM. ILLUSTRATED PAPERS § at 54. each ; THE N.Y.LEDGER AND WEEKLT, ‘at 34. each ; THE GAZETTE at 16. each, and THE GLOBE and TELEGRAPH at 2¢. eâ€"An At the POST OFFICE NEWS DET°UCL. _ Henry and Charles Kingsloys‘ Novels, " The Heir of Redclyfle,." _ Books, is Maryatt‘s, Lever‘s, Bronte‘s and GaltÂ¥Xorels | J. DURJE &"BOII. _ _| Opposite the Russell Howrs. | zo "INION NEWS DEPOT, isw + LV ‘ELI/S |CORNER, SUSSEXâ€"3T. This wo«~‘s Chimney Corner, Ledger, Emeral4 Sporting !/mes, Western World, Frank Lsslie‘s, (with picture), Harper‘s Wnkly.wml‘:aotdd. Pilot and all other Irish {lp‘l‘l,lfllh publie (new paper), etc. London Illustrated News, (with a splendid &éotnn). Bow Belis, London Jou.l'm World of Wonders, and all the &lm American Fashion Books, just recei Ottawa, June 19, 1869. _ _J. DURIE & SON have received Vols 1 and 2, Casgell‘s Popular Eduâ€" CBUOT..;.. . «cfrerersvessessssessesensececd Chambers‘s Encyclopedia, 10 vels, Chambers‘s Encyclopedtfa, 10 vols, } UAE EUNG.ssssSncerssersenstrns ar Webster‘s Unabridged Illustrated CULINARY & DOMBSTIC ~ _ MINWARE â€"»"~ Just give ++ 0. â€"PBP. DORION, 58 Bparks st, oppqllto Britigh Lion Hote!, A OALL, And examine for yourselves and see 1f he cannot oflor'{ou greater inducements than you can get elsewhere in the capital, in his large and well assorted stock, vis ; Ilyo:' want a tipâ€"top Refrigerator of any size, 3y . O P DQRIQN. If want a ti 4 minute Frecene ’:voso:llw o es otait : C P DORION. If you want tipâ€"top Bathsâ€"Hip, lpug â€"of any size or s:‘v shape, manu the premises to order, give a call to If you want a fine lot of Chamber Ware, of any +size or pattern, give a call to Y C P DORION. Hy?wmnro.umorny size, give a call 0 C P DORION. If utOl?ory » Trays, Table Mats, Dish '”C.o:ou,co fee PMH&M W are, Fron Bedstcads, of all sizes and best materials, °_ give a call to .# + C P DORION. UST RECHIVEKD, and for sale at the following reduced pricer:* If you wrant Cooking Etoves of any #ize, or ,othor Stoves ;gn dflm.gtkon hz eC 1.‘ "~~:~~ â€" OPBDORtON, TO WHOM IT MAY OOxsâ€"UOERK Alu.{:ctnnlnd.ho'lotot the well known makers Lovexipez & Co, England, Block Tin Tea and Coffee Pots, different styles and shapes. C. |P. DO RI0ON 58 ‘Sparks st, Opposite the British Lion H |,m.o¢w Bhlop.ln;.tum :.uphlby cldon poore Neg: C P DORION. %&d?:.‘l&"nm of description mss en mneata emanan despatch? All orders from the city or country promptly attendedt . BELF.YEXTILATING Ladies, when you are going to market fust call and see our _ REFRIGERATORS, The Celebrgted McKeloey Potent. We have the exclusive right for the menutreâ€" ture and sale of them for this citys; . O0KSs. BOOKS. _ FIVE SIZ€8, BUTTER, MEATS, FRUITS, FISH, PASTRY, VEGETABLES, WINES, ' | ALES, &c., &0, Kept Perfectly Cool and Presh, Nothing Becomes Any responsible party can have a fork Right‘s trial of them before purchasing.. We send them home and bring back if they will not answer, free of expense. Also BATHS of all kinds. WATER FILTERS,0O0LERS,ICKE CREAK ; FREEZERS and COOK STOVES, . &hfllMu TTENTIO give a call table lodging at MRS, ROBFTAILLE®S, Sperts stroet, near Banks. Referonces exchanged. Terms Modcrate. 1088.% SAtoves Dominion, give a call to A few gentliomen, or gentiomen and wives, éar » anccommodated with good board and comferâ€" * Doptossastforansaressrenessestsretsns" UE M WEX HAUSEINS XEWS DEPOT, . ‘Sparks Street, Ottawa Publications. 130 210 150 100 ARDING AND LODGING. «CAPITAL " STOYE DEPOT, «44 d PURCHASE YOUR do ‘do P# Hardware. REFRIGERATORS 1 quart Milk Pans H. MEADOWE A O0; C P DORION. C P DORION.